Members need to be incorporated national bodies representing health professionals who have a role in the private and public health sectors, including public hospitals, involving direct client contact, or managing or educating such health professionals.  Groups of medically-qualified professionals, nurses and unions are not eligible to be members.

An Associate Member, as determined by the Board, is a  legally-incorporated national organisation with similar objectives or mutual interests to the Company

A State Allied Health Alliance Member is a legally-incorporated State Allied Health organisation with similar objectives or mutual interests to the Company.  The State Allied Health Alliance Members as a group may by consensus between each State Allied Health Alliance Member jointly appoint a Director to represent all State Allied Health Alliance Members on the Board of the Company.

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